Our Reporter. With the 2022 Women in FinTech Hackathon underway, participants are thrilled and full of hope that they will at the end of it
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Laina Finance is using FinTech to enable the purchase of electronic devices on credit.
With the advancement in technology, there is always a need to upgrade from one smartphone to another, from one television set to another, from one
#40Days40FinTechs: Medmoo is using FinTech to extend daily fuel loans to Lira Boda Boda riders.
At the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, Denis Orech and two friends from Lira University decided to devise means of delivering goods and
#40Days40FinTechs: MFS Africa is facilitating digital financial transactions in over 34 countries
One of the biggest bottlenecks of transferring funds from one country to another is the cost involved, especially if it involves different networks. It is
Over a million people benefit from FutureLink Technologies’ Financial Services
Our Reporter. FutureLink Technologies is a community-driven marketplace for affordable financial services. It is licensed by the Bank of Uganda as a digital national payment
EzyAgric is using FinTech to enable over 300,000 farmers to get access to genuine agricultural information, inputs, and markets
Agriculture remains Uganda’s top employer, with more than 60 percent of the population involved in agricultural activities. Despite this statistic, the industry is largely underfunded,
True African uses FinTech to bail out unbanked rural Ugandans
Our Reporter.True African is with no doubt among the legends of digital financial services in Uganda. They were among the pioneers of short messages (SMS)
Buladde is evolving from ‘analogue’ to digital financial services
Our Reporter.The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020 was projected to be a short-term disruption but for some financial firms, it has triggered
Kanzu Code is using FinTech to help Saving and Investment Clubs manage their Funds better
One of the main reasons for the early collapse of villages Saccos and Investment groups is poor book keeping. Hell breaks loose whenever the Sacco
Jumia brings E-commerce, Logistics, and Payments under one roof
Our Reporter.When Uganda, just like most parts of the world was put into a total lockdown following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, most businesses
